Wyoming County Court Records

Wyoming County court records are crucial for understanding legal proceedings and ensuring transparency within the judicial system. These records include case details, court rulings, and party information, providing valuable insight into civil, criminal, and family law matters.

Wyoming County court records typically encompass pleadings, motions, judgments, and hearing transcripts, which help track case progress and verify legal decisions. By preserving a detailed account of judicial activities, these records support accountability and public access to legal information.

Researchers, attorneys, and the public rely on Wyoming court records to obtain essential legal data and verify case outcomes within the state's judicial framework.

Are Court Records Public in Wyoming County?

Yes. Wyoming County court records are generally publicly accessible. The New York Judiciary Law § 255 mandates that court clerks maintain records of proceedings and make them accessible to the public upon request. However, not all records, such as specific parts of Wyoming criminal records, are open to unrestricted access.

Confidential records (Wyoming County arrest records included), such as those involving minors, adoption, or sealed criminal cases, are protected under (CPLR) § 216.1. Additionally, the Family Court Act § 166 restricts access to sensitive family court matters, while mental health records fall under confidentiality protections outlined in Mental Hygiene Law § 33.13.

Wyoming County Court Records Search

Interested members of the public can perform a Wyoming court records search at the following places:

• A court clerk's office.
• The originating courthouse (i.e., where a case was filed).
• A third-party public records website.

Wyoming County Courts

The Wyoming County court system consists of a Supreme Court, a County Court, a Family Court, a Surrogate's Court, Town Courts, and Village Courts. Below are the county's 25 courthouse locations:

Wyoming County Supreme Court
147 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569
Phone: (585) 228-3199

Wyoming County Court
147 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569
Phone: (585) 228-3199

Wyoming County Family Court
147 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569
Phone: (585) 228-3229

Wyoming County Surrogate's Court
147 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569
Phone: (585) 228-3217

Arcade Town Court
17 Church Street
Arcade, NY 14009
Phone: (585) 492-4479

Arcade Village Justice Court
17 Church Street
Arcade, NY 14009
Phone: (585) 492-4479

Attica Town Court
9 Water Street
Attica, NY 14011
Phone: (585) 591-4613

Attica Village Court
9 Water Street
Attica, NY 14011
Phone: (585) 591-2957

Bennington Town Court
905 Alleghany Road
Attica, NY 14011
Phone: (585) 591-2157

Castile Town Court
51-53 North Main Street
Castile, NY 14427
Phone: (585) 493-5875

Covington Town Court
7083 Court Road
P.O. Box 128
Pavilion, NY 14525
Phone: (585) 599-3327

Eagle Town Court
3560 East Main Street
Bliss, NY 14024-9704
Phone: (585) 322-7547

Gainesville Town Court
43 N. Main Street
P.O. Box 351
Silver Springs, NY 14550
Phone: (585) 493-3150

Genesee Falls Town Court
6635 Church Street
Portageville, NY 14536-9711
Phone: (585) 468-5015

Java Town Court
P.O. Box 46
Java Center, NY 14082
Phone: (585) 457-3233

Middlebury Town Court
51 Sherman Avenue
P.O. Box 274
Wyoming, NY 14591-0274
Phone: (585) 495-6040

Orangeville Town Court
3529 Route 20A
Warsaw, NY 14569-9715
Phone: (585) 786-2883

Perry Town Court
46 N. Main Street
P.O. Box 31
Perry, NY 14530
Phone: (585) 237-0332

Perry Village Court
46 North Main Street
Perry, NY 14530
Phone: (585) 237-2149

Pike Town Court
Main Street
P.O. Box 157
Pike, NY 14130-0157
Phone: (585) 493-5140

Sheldon Town Court
1380 Centerline Rd & Route 77
Strykersville, NY 14145
Phone: (585) 535-7644

Silver Springs Village Court
43 North Main Street
Silver Springs, NY 14550-0317
Phone: (585) 493-3395

Warsaw Town Court
27 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569
Phone: (585) 786-3361

Warsaw Village Court
15 South Main Street
P.O. Box 49
Warsaw, NY 14569
Phone: (585) 786-3361

Wethersfield Town Court
Route 78
Hermitage Town Building
Wethersfield, NY 14066
Phone: (585) 322-7233

Wyoming County Criminal and Civil Records

Wyoming County criminal records, which encompasses Wyoming arrest records, documents legal proceedings related to violations of criminal law, including case filings, motions, verdicts, and sentencing. Civil court records cover non-criminal disputes such as property issues, contract breaches, family matters like divorce and custody, and small claims. The County Court oversees most criminal cases, while the Supreme Court has jurisdiction over felony cases beyond the County Court's scope.

Records requests can be submitted to the Supreme & County Court Chief Clerk's Office under New York Judiciary Law § 255. Requesters may have to provide identifying details, such as case numbers, party names, or filing dates. Requests can be made in person or by mail at the following address:

147 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569

If you have questions about fees or additional details, call the Clerk’s Office at (585) 228-3199.

Wyoming County Marriage Records

The Wyoming County Clerk’s Office issues Wyoming County marriage certificates/licenses and serves as the official custodian of the county’s marriage records (New York Domestic Relations Law § 19).

However, N.Y. Domestic Relations Law § 235(1) classifies marriage records as nonpublic for 100 years from the filing date. Access is limited to the couple involved, their legal representatives, or individuals with a court order. Eligible individuals may request these records either in person or by mail:

143 North Main Street
Suite 104
Warsaw, NY 14569.

Search fees vary based on the number of years requested, with $5 charged for the first year, $1 for the second, and $0.50 for each additional year. Interested parties can call the office for further inquiries.

Wyoming County Divorce Records

Wyoming County divorce records remain confidential for 100 years, accessible only to:

• the parties involved
• their legal representatives
• parties with a court order.

However, a "certificate of disposition" can be requested from the county clerk's office, providing a summary of divorce proceedings (N.Y. Domestic Relations Law § 235). Municipal officials always accept this certificate as proof of divorce when needed, eliminating the need for complete court documents.

Requests for divorce records or certificates of disposition can be submitted to the County Supreme Court Clerk’s Office, either in person or by mail:

147 North Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569.

Candidates should confirm requirements or fees by calling ((585) 228-3199) beforehand.

Wyoming County Birth Records

Access to certified county birth records such as Wyoming County birth certificates is restricted to specific individuals under N.Y Public Health Law § 4174:

• The person named on the record (if 18 or older)
• A parent or lawful representative
• Authorized representatives of social services districts for those in custody
• State or federal departments upon request
• Individuals with a court order.

According to the Wyoming County Clerk's office, eligible parties can submit a request to their local Town or Village Clerk's office where the birth occurred. Proper identification and applicable fees may be required.

Birth records are essential for establishing identity and are often required for obtaining government identification, enrolling in schools, or applying for benefits.

Wyoming County Death Records

Per N.Y. Public Health Law § 4174, access to Wyoming County death records is restricted to the following parties:

• The deceased’s spouse, parent, child
• Lawful representative(s)
• Persons with documented legal interest or a court order.

According to the County Clerk’s office, requests can be submitted to the local Town or Village Clerk’s office where the death was registered. Applications may include proof of eligibility, identification, and required fees to access Wyoming County vital records like these.

Death records in Wyoming County are crucial for settling estates, applying for life insurance benefits, and verifying lineage for legal or genealogical purposes.

Wyoming County Probate Court Records

Probate court records document the legal processes for managing a deceased person's estate, including the distribution of assets, payment of debts, and appointment of executors or administrators. These files cover wills, trusts, guardianships, and estate disputes. The Wyoming County Surrogate's Court, which handles probate matters, maintains county probate court files.

Interested parties should contact the Surrogate’s Court at the Wyoming County Courthouse to access probate records. Fees may apply for copies or certified documents. Interested individuals can contact the Surrogate's Court Chief Clerk's office via (585) 228-3217) for more information.

Probate court records are valuable for resolving legal matters, genealogical research, and understanding estate administration.

Wyoming County Property Records

Wyoming County property records provide essential details about real estate transactions, ownership, and land use. These records include deeds, mortgages, liens, easements, and property tax assessments. All are crucial for verifying property ownership, resolving disputes, or conducting historical research.

There are 16 assessors in Wyoming County. To access property records, individuals should contact the assessor responsible for the specific area where the property is located. An updated roster of all county assessors is available on the county website for reference.

Wyoming County Court Records Online

Third-party online resources, such as Newyorkcourtrecords.us, offer convenient access to Wyoming County public records. These platforms allow individuals to search for case information, including civil, criminal, and family court records, from the comfort of their homes. The main advantages are the ease of access and quick retrieval of data. However, limitations may include incomplete records or restricted access to specific case details due to privacy laws. Users should verify the accuracy of the information obtained through these third-party sites with the appropriate court clerk's office.